What Customers say about Bioastin Astaxanthin

A selection of the feedback we receive regularly from customers.

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BioAstin - working wonders in the Persian Gulf!

From a British member of staff working at a University in Saudi Arabia ....

Dear Sirs,

Thank you for sending the Bioastin so quickly in September. It works wonders. From May until the end of October temperatures here in the Persian Gulf range from 40°C to 50°C (104°F to 122°F)

In these daily temperatures my face usually turns a bright red brick colour, while my arms burn if left uncovered. However, with Bioastin I have no problems. My face is now lightly tanned. I can leave my arms uncovered and they also go a light tan colour.

I enjoy the feeling of fresh air and sun on my body, so it's a great pleasure to enjoy the benefits of Bioastin. Of course, in these high temperatures I do not actually sun bathe, that would be fool hardy. The Bioastin is simply for day to day protection while lightly clothed.

Now the weather is cooling down for winter I don't need the Bioastin, but I'll order some more now so I'm ready next May for another burning hot summer!

Best Regards ....

Lovely Tan

... I did not burn whilst I was on holiday and came home boasting a lovely tan.

BioAstin was recommended to me by a friend, so I decided to try it for my holiday in America last Summer. I took it for a couple of weeks before our holiday and continued to take it during the holiday and for a few weeks after. I do take care in the sun, particularly when it is very intense - mid day etc., but it is not always easy to remember all the time. Therefore, I was very pleased to find that I did not burn whilst I was on holiday and came home boasting a lovely tan.

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Sunday Telegraph

"A Pill To Banish Deadly Sunburn"

New supplement could spell end of tan creams

Sunday, May 20, 2001

Sunburn Patent

Cyanotech receives notice of allowance for Patent covering the
use of astaxanthin to retard and prevent sunburn

Patent covers use of astaxanthin in both
oral and topical applications

Carpal Tunnel Patent

It is also comforting to know that BioAstin could help to prevent skin cancer.

Now that the weather is picking up again and the sun is shining, I am going to start taking it again in preparation for this Summer and our holiday in America again in July.

I thank you for all your help and advice .....

Pain Relief

I would recommend it to anyone that has any kind of pain (like I had) to try this first.

Before I started using BioAstin, I suffered a tremendous amount of pain every time I played guitar. I was in that much pain, I sold all of my equipment, 3 very expensive guitars, 2 amps and a whole load of effect pedals. I thought I'd never be able to play guitar again as I discovered I had Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.

I tried just about everything I knew of, not even my doctor could help, all he could do is mask the pain.

I'm really pleased I spoke with Hilary a few weeks ago and told her about this problem. She recommended the BioAstin. She said that if I took twice the stated dose my pain would disappear within days. She was right. In fact one week later I could play guitar again!

Now I've bought some brand new equipment and I'm playing even better than I used to.

Based on my experience I think BioAstin is brilliant. I would recommend to anyone that has any kind of pain (like I had) to try this first.

I cannot thank you enough.

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Cyanotech Receives Notice of Allowance for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Patent

United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) allow Cyanotech’s patent application entitled, “Method For Retarding and Ameliorating Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Tenosynovitis,” based on the protective properties of BioAstin® natural astaxanthin.

Cyanotech found in preclinical studies that the use of BioAstin natural astaxanthin yielded positive results for the treatment of carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) and tenonsynovitis. Tenosynovitis is a form of tendonitis specific to the wrist.

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